At a glance
- News site tied to former two-time UFC champion BJ Penn
- Published by BJ Penn Enterprises, updated daily
- Heavy coverage of UFC Freedom 250 at the White House in June 2026
Overview
BJPenn.com is a US MMA news site tied to BJ Penn, a former two-time UFC champion. It is published by BJ Penn Enterprises. The fighter's name is the brand, but the content comes from a staff that covers all of MMA every day, well beyond BJ Penn's own career and legacy in the sport.
Regular bylines include Curtis Calhoun, Fernando Quiles Jr., Cole Shelton, Harry Kettle and Dylan Bowker. They split news, fighter reactions and event coverage between them, which lets the site run several stories a day on the same big event and keep the feed moving from morning to night.
What you'll find
The site runs daily MMA news: fight announcements, fighter quotes, post-card reactions and results. Videos come with some of the stories, especially interview clips and key moments from events, so you can watch what was said instead of only reading about it.
Coverage ramps up around big events. In June 2026 the site published a long run of stories on UFC Freedom 250 at the White House, before, during and after the night. That kind of event shows best how the site works: a string of short stories, posted one after another, tracking every development as it happens.
Why follow
BJPenn.com is worth following if you want a steady stream of MMA news in English, updated throughout the day. Fighter reactions take up a lot of space: when a fighter comments on a result or an announcement, the site picks it up quickly, so you can follow the back and forth between fighters.
It also works for following an event in real time without watching the broadcast. Stories posted during a UFC card give you results and first reactions, and the next day's stories cover what the winners and losers said after their fights, including callouts for what comes next.
MMA Official's take
BJPenn.com is for fans who check MMA news several times a day and want fighter reactions as soon as they land. It suits readers who already follow the UFC and know its main names, and who want volume more than long analysis.
Start with the front page the day after a big UFC event, where results, reactions and videos are grouped together. For a deeper look at a specific fight, pair it with a site that publishes longer technical breakdowns.